Forvibe is a web-based launch workspace for indie iOS and Android developers that handles store listings, screenshots, AI localization, legal pages, ASO and App Store review simulation from one dashboard.
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Forvibe is a web-based app launch workspace for indie developers who ship on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Forvibe describes itself as managing the entire launch stack, from domain and legal pages to store listings and AI localization, in one workspace so the developer can focus on coding. It covers store metadata, screenshots, translated listings, subscription prices, hosted legal pages, a landing page, review replies and a pre-submission check against Apple's guidelines.
Forvibe is built by Berat Kurt, a Turkish indie developer, and the company is incorporated in the United States. A free macOS companion app on the Mac App Store is published under the seller name Mustafa Berat Kurt and links back to forvibe.app.
Most of the automation runs on AI credits, so the plan price is only part of the cost. The site also uses "175+" for countries on some pages and for languages on others, and its marketing calls generated privacy policies compliant while its terms treat them as a starting point.
The ASO tool covers keyword research and ranking tracking for both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, and its keyword recommendations can be applied straight to the listing editor. The pricing manager handles auto-renewable subscriptions and in-app purchases, both consumable and non-consumable, for both stores. It sets prices per country in one view and benchmarks against pricing indexes from apps such as Spotify, Netflix and Duolingo.
Screenshot Studio works as an App Store screenshot generator built on templates. It offers 150+ ready-to-use templates and generates iPhone 6.9", iPhone 6.5", iPad 12.9" and Android phone sizes from a single design. Screenshot text can be translated with AI, and finished screenshots can be sent to both stores without downloading and re-uploading.
AI localization covers store listings (title, description and keywords), screenshot text, landing page content and subscription descriptions from one dashboard. The localization page states that Forvibe supports 175+ languages, covering every locale available on both App Store and Google Play. The page does not list those languages. Translations draw on AI credits.
The legal generator is an AI wizard: you answer a few questions about your app and it drafts a Privacy Policy, Terms of Use and EULA. The generated pages are hosted under the project's Forvibe subdomain or custom domain, which gives ready-to-use URLs for App Store and Google Play submissions. The generator page names three document types, while the credit price list charges for four, adding a Disclaimer, at 20 credits per document. That makes Forvibe an app privacy policy generator with hosting included.
The review simulation is Apple-only. A deterministic rule engine runs 30 Apple guideline checks against the codebase, followed by an AI reviewer pass that the company says is calibrated by 190+ real rejection cases. It also flags code that conflicts with metadata, such as IAP code without auto-renewal terms. The output is a likely-approval score, a prioritized findings list and a one-click fix prompt for an AI coding agent. The codebase scan supports iOS native (Swift and Objective-C), Android (Kotlin), React Native, Expo, Flutter, Capacitor, Unity, Kotlin Multiplatform and .NET MAUI.
13 of the 16 ready-made templates cost nothing to run because they only read and report; custom workflows can be built from 45 steps across App Store Connect, Google Play, AI and your listings. A workflow can refuse a submission or a publish made through Forvibe, but actions taken directly in App Store Connect are only detected within 15 minutes and flagged.
The AI Agent chains the whole setup: it analyzes the local project, connects the stores, generates metadata in the chosen languages, writes legal documents, builds a landing page and pushes the result to App Store Connect and Google Play. The landing page builder uses AI and 10+ templates and deploys to a Forvibe subdomain or custom domain. Reviews from both stores get AI-powered reply suggestions, and a built-in support mailbox suggests AI responses.
Creating the API key requires the Admin or App Manager role in your Apple Developer account, plus an active Apple Developer Program membership.
Google Play uses a service account created in Google Cloud Console that is then granted access to the app in Play Console. The docs warn that new credentials can take up to 36 hours to work with the Google Play Developer API. A Chrome extension can create and capture both kinds of credentials instead of the manual steps.
The terms require users to be at least 18 or the age of majority in their jurisdiction.
Under the terms, connecting a store means you authorize Forvibe to access and modify your app listings on your behalf and you remain responsible for compliance with Apple and Google policies.
The pricing page lists four tiers, and each organization gets its own plan, credits and team.
| Plan | Monthly price | Yearly price | Credits | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Not applicable | 200 AI credits, one-time | 1 project, basic templates, Forvibe subdomain |
| Indie Dev | $19/month | $190/year (the docs call this plan Pro) | +750 AI credits per month | Unlimited projects, custom domain, direct store publishing, no Forvibe branding |
| Startup | $49/month | Not shown | +2500 AI credits per month | Up to 5 team members, roles and permissions |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Not shown | Custom | Custom team size and onboarding |
The page's yearly toggle shows a −17% label but did not render yearly amounts for each tier. The billing docs describe only two plans, Free and Pro, at $19 per month or $190 per year. On the free plan, assets are downloaded manually and pushed to the stores by the user.
Credits never expire, and unused Pro credits carry over with the renewal adding 750 on top. Sample costs as of July 2026: the App Store Agent run is 100 credits and the Play Store run 50; each legal document is 20 credits; adding a store listing language is 15; screenshot localization is 20 per screenshot; a review simulation is 50. The free 200 credits therefore cover one App Store Agent run. The localization FAQ says each translation is charged by content length rather than per language, while the credit list prices some items per language, including 3 credits per language for subscription descriptions. The CLI's static rule scan is free and runs on your machine. One-time credit packs range from 200 credits for $4.99 to 2,000 credits for $29.99. Credit prices can change as models evolve.
No credit card is needed for the free tier. Cancelling Pro takes effect at the end of the paid period, credits already on the balance stay, and projects are not deleted on downgrade, although on Free no further project can be added until you upgrade again or delete one. The terms state that all subscription fees are non-refundable except as required by law or at Forvibe's sole discretion; the cancellation guide says refund requests go to support. Price increases come with at least 30 days' notice. Subscriptions bought through iOS in-app purchase are cancelled from iOS Settings.
Forvibe's own comparison pages list enterprise ASO and review tools (AppFollow, AppTweak, Sensor Tower, MobileAction, AppFigures and Appbot), a legal generator (Termly), a screenshot tool (AppLaunchpad) and macOS-only indie tools (Astro, Helm and Pricetag). The Astro comparison concedes that Astro alone is cheaper if keyword research is all you need, at $108 per year, while noting that it is macOS-only and Apple-only.
An independent launch platform groups Forvibe with narrower products: fastlane for release automation, Screenshots Pro and Screenshot Studio for store images, and AppReply for automatic review replies. Each covers one step of the launch.
The brand page describes the legal generator as producing GDPR and CCPA-compliant privacy policies, and the international launch page lists coverage of GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, DPDP and POPIA. The terms instead say AI-generated content, including legal documents, is provided as a starting point and convenience tool, and that the user is solely responsible for its accuracy and legal compliance before use. They also state that Forvibe does not guarantee AI-generated content will be accurate, complete or legally compliant. The generator's FAQ recommends having a legal professional review the documents for your jurisdiction if you have unique requirements.
The homepage speaks of 175+ countries, the localization page of 175+ languages, and the international page of 175 territories for pricing; these are not one list. The international page also recommends a human review pass for the top-3 markets and notes that in-app strings still belong in a dedicated i18n tool.
The terms follow Delaware and United States law, with binding arbitration and a waiver of jury trials and class actions. Forvibe's total liability is capped at the amount paid in the prior 12 months or $100, whichever is greater. Forvibe may suspend or terminate accounts at its sole discretion.
As captured on September 23, 2026, the product's launch-platform page showed 288 followers and no user reviews, and the macOS app had no ratings. No independent media coverage or community discussion was found in the checked channels.
Free covers 1 project and 200 one-time credits; paid tiers start at $19/month, and AI actions consume credits on every plan.
Yes. It connects through an App Store Connect API key (.p8) and a Google Play service account, and the terms say you authorize it to modify your listings on your behalf.
The terms describe generated legal documents as a starting point and put responsibility for their legal compliance on you.
